Lizzo made history at a concert on Tuesday – by playing a 200-year-old flute that once belonged to President James Madison. The 34-year-old singer – who is known for being a talented flutist – got the ...

Lizzo said it's her job as someone with a platform to "reshape history." She told Vanity Fair she did this by playing James Madison's 200-year-old flute at her concert. "I don't want to leave history ...

As a child, Lizzo was active in her school’s music program. She played the piccolo in the school marching band and eventually settled on the flute being her instrument. She remained in the marching ...

On Sept. 29, Lizzo made history while stopping in Washington, DC for her mega Special Tour. The Grammy-award winner was given the rare opportunity to play a 200-year-old crystal flute that once ...

WASHINGTON D.C. -- We're getting a history lesson from Lizzo after the Library of Congress allowed her to play a 200-year-old crystal flute. It wasn't just any old 200-year-old crystal flute. It ...

Lizzo’s love affair with the flute is what captured the hearts of her fans when she first stepped on the scene. Before then, we had minimal examples of mainstream artists who played instruments with ...

"Lizzo playing James Madison's flute was a form of racial retribution," one conservative pundit wrote. Liberals mocked them on Twitter. Lizzo delighted fans on Tuesday night by playing a few notes on ...

Lizzo made history during her Tuesday night concert in Washington, D.C. The pop superstar played a 200-year-old crystal flute once owned by former President James Madison taking a break from The ...

Houston's Lizzo recently received a special invitation to perform at the Library of Congress. On Tuesday, the "About Damn Time" singer came through and made history. Carla Hayden, head of the Library ...

The greatest controversy of our time is still being discussed by very serious pundits. The meaning of rapper Lizzo’s playing a crystal flute owned by James Madison must be analyzed, dissected, and ...

WASHINGTON — Tourists from all over the world come to Washington, D.C. for our monuments and to enjoy a bit of historical education as they vacation. Apparently, celebrities really are just like us, ...